About us
Our Staff
Jack Londen
Executive Director, San Francisco
Jack W. Londen, our Executive Director, is a Partner in the San Francisco office of Morrison & Foerster LLP. For 39 years at the firm, he has combined commercial litigation with a range of pro bono work on impact cases and cases serving individuals and nonprofit organizations. In pro bono cases, he was co-lead counsel in Williams v. California, which added resources and improved accountability for public K through 12 schools statewide in California, and he has done many impact and service pro bono cases.
Mr. Londen served as the third Chair of the California Commission on Access to Justice. He was Co-Chair of the national Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, led Californians for Legal Aid, defending public funding for legal aid organizations, was President of the Consortium for the National Equal Justice Library, and has held many positions on nonprofit boards. He was for many years president of the Board of Directors of the Public Interest Clearinghouse (now OneJustice). He is a member of the Council of the ABA Civil Rights and Social Justice Section, and has served on the ABA’s Standing Committee on Legal Aid and Indigent Defendants and its Standing Committee on Pro Bono & Public Service. He testified before both the House and Senate on issues affecting the Legal Services Corporation. He was the Chair of Californians for Legal Aid during the successful opposition to the elimination of funding for LSC. In 2015‑2016, Mr. Londen served part-time as a policy consultant to the Office of the Secretary of the United States Department of Education.
Mr. Londen graduated from Yale Law School and received his A.B. from Harvard College.
Mr. Londen may be reached at JLonden@CalATJ.org.
Koleen Biegacki
Director of Administration, Sacramento
Utilizing her twenty-eight years of combined personal and professional experience, Koleen Biegacki has served various nonprofit organizations in disability rights, board development, governance, administration, and executive support. Her expertise includes direct CEO/ED support and advising, coordinating and monitoring key deliverables, metrics, KPIs; strategic planning; document accessibility; project management; shepherding change management; and event planning. Koleen collaborates with parents and disability-rights experts to advance and strengthen the civil liberties and opportunities of people with disabilities. Since leaving Disability Rights California (DRC) in August 2021, as the Manager of Board and Executive Operations, she has been focusing on her daughter’s Self-Determination Program, extended family needs, and working to obtain the Certified Administrative Professional designation through the International Association of Administrative Professionals and the Certificate of Nonprofit Board Consultant through BoardSource.
On a personal note, Koleen is a wife, a mother to two daughters, Kelli and Kayla, and two fur-kids – 7lb Ladybug and 8lb Buddy Boudeen.
Koleen’s philosophy is stated in Proverbs 31:8-9, “Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves; ensure justice for those being crushed. Yes, speak up for the poor and helpless, and see that they get justice.”
Koleen can be reached at KBiegacki@CalATJ.org.
Jasmine Kaddoura
Programs & Communications Manager, Oakland
Jasmine Kaddoura is the Programs & Communications Manager at the California Access to Justice Commission, where she has worked since 2019 to advance innovative approaches to civil justice. Her work spans program development, technology, communications, and statewide collaboration, with a focus on developing practical solutions that help more Californians access legal resources and services.
Jasmine coordinates multiple committees, supports statewide initiatives and partnerships, and manages the digital tools, communications, and systems that support the Commission’s work. She enjoys turning complex ideas into accessible resources, building systems that make programs more effective, and bringing people together to develop new approaches to longstanding challenges.
She holds a B.A. in History from UC Berkeley, where she developed a passion for justice in all its forms, from human rights to animal welfare and environmental protection.
Outside of work, Jasmine enjoys exploring the Bay Area with her family, studying herbalism, cooking vegetarian meals, and gardening.
Jasmine can be reached at JKaddoura@CalATJ.org.
Jessica Rodriguez
Program Coordinator, Riverside
Jessica Rodriguez, our Program Coordinator, brings a wealth of experience in nonprofit work, with a career dedicated to supporting underserved communities. Fluent in Spanish and experienced in working internationally, Jessica has served migrants and refugees in Mexico City, provided immigration services at a legal nonprofit in the Bay Area, and contributed to a tech nonprofit focused on broadening access to essential resources. Her journey has been shaped by a deep commitment to enhancing the quality of life for Spanish-speaking and other underserved communities facing barriers to justice and services.
Jessica is driven by her belief that everyone deserves fair access to resources and justice. Her extensive experience includes managing a database of over 30,000 community resources, coordinating immigration services for underrepresented immigrants, and growing volunteer programs for various organizations. She aims to amplify each organization’s reach and impact while underscoring her dedication to building a better life for others.
Beyond work, Jessica enjoys traveling, reading, yoga, and spending time with her family and her dog, Bella.
Jessica can be reached at JRodriguez@CalATJ.org.